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Dec 22 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Gaming Highlights of 2024: A Unique Year in Review

2024 was quite different from 2023 in the gaming world. Whereas 2023 was filled with manyDelayed due to COVID, big-name games and hidden indie gems, 2024 saw a more spread-out release schedule. Some games, like Balatro, UFO 50, and Astro Bot, were instant hits. But filling out a list of the top 20 g

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Dec 22 2024HEALTH

Food Charities and Corporations: A Closer Look at Their UK Relationships

Did you know that some food charities in the UK work with big food companies? While these companies claim to help tackle hunger, they are often the ones causing food insecurity. So, why are these relationships so complicated? Let's dive into that! Researchers have long debated these partnerships. T

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Dec 22 2024HEALTH

Why Rwanda's Pregnant Women Aren't Getting Enough Care: A Closer Look

Moms-to-be in Rwanda aren't using antenatal care (ANC) services as much as they should. This matters a lot because ANC helps keep pregnancies healthy and safe. While things have gotten better over time, Sub-Saharan Africa still lags behind. This paper digs into why Rwandan women aren't using ANC ser

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Dec 22 2024SPORTS

Exploring MSM in Horses: A Study on Elimination Times and Limits

Did you know that even plants and animals can sometimes use a compound called methylsulfonylmethane (MSM), also known as dimethyl sulfone? This naturally occurring substance is part of our world, but when it comes to horseracing, it's a bit controversial. Both MSM and its relative dimethyl sulfoxide

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Dec 21 2024CRIME

Vehicles Used as Weapons: A Global Crisis

Over the past decade, vehicles have become deadly weapons in various attacks around the world. These incidents have had different motives and perpetrators, including Islamic extremists, far-right groups, and individuals with personal grudges or mental health issues. The Magdeburg Christmas market at

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Dec 21 2024POLITICS

Assisted Suicide: A Growing Trend and Its Consequences

Assisted suicide has become legal in several places around the world. In the United States, eight states and Washington, DC, allow this practice for their residents. Oregon was the first state to legalize it back in 1997. Since then, about 8, 700 Americans have chosen to end their lives with medical

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Dec 21 2024HEALTH

New Molecules Fight Alzheimer's: A Fresh Approach

Alzheimer's disease is a major challenge for modern medicine, as we still lack drugs that can truly stop or slow its progression. The number of people affected by Alzheimer's is expected to rise dramatically in the coming years. One big reason why finding new treatments is so hard is that many diffe

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Dec 21 2024ENTERTAINMENT

New Movies and Shows: A Weekend Binge Guide

Get ready for a movie marathon! There's a bunch of new stuff hitting our screens this weekend. If you're into comedy-dramas, check out "Between the Temples" on Netflix. It's a heartwarming story about a cantor rediscovering his faith after a tough loss. Looking for something more dramatic? "The Six

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Dec 21 2024SCIENCE

Wiping Out Antibiotics in Water: Nanocomposites Save the Day!

Ciprofloxacin, a common antibiotic, is a tough guy that doesn't go away easily. When it ends up in water, it causes big problems for fish and other aquatic creatures. We need to get rid of it to keep our water clean and healthy. Scientists have found a cool way to break it down using tiny things cal

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Dec 21 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Streaming Giant Spotify Fires Back at Drake's Accusations

In a recent legal move, Spotify has rejected Drake's claims that the streaming company helped boost streams of Kendrick Lamar's diss track "Not Like Us" using illegal methods. Spotify labeled Drake's accusations as "legally deficient" and argued that they should be dismissed. Drake had alleged that

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